AniStream
Client & Server

Server Setup: Introduction

Overview of the self-hosted AniStream server stack and deployment workflow.

Self-hosting the AniStream Server Stack allows you to run a centralized media backend on your home server, NAS, or cloud VPS.

With a self-hosted server, you get:

Centralized Synchronization

Watch history, bookmarks, and series progress sync across all your devices.

Multi-User Profiles

Create separate accounts for family members or friends, each with their own isolated watchlist.

24/7 Background Scraping

The background worker continuously keeps anime and series catalogs up to date, even while no one's watching.

Integrated Web Dashboard

Manage users, monitor scraper jobs.


Setup Workflow

Setting up your server follows a modular 4-step process:

Choose Host Platform (Docker / CapRover)

Choose & Configure Storage

Launch Server Stack

Connect Clients


Choose Your Host Platform

Select the hosting environment you want to use for deploying the AniStream API and Worker services:

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